Helical interpolation milling using macro programming

Helical interpolation milling is a machining process that involves cutting a helix-shaped path into a workpiece. This technique is commonly used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical manufacturing to produce parts with complex geometries.
Macro programming is a type of programming language used to automate tasks in CNC machining. It allows users to define custom commands and perform complex operations using a set of pre-defined codes.
To perform helical interpolation milling using macro programming, you can use a combination of G-code commands and macro programming statements. Here's an example program that demonstrates how to perform helical interpolation milling:
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[@jasonnolte9763]

I've got a sweet 3 line can for that.

[@hwangmin88]

Máy cổ không có nội suy 3 trục xài được không anh

[@macro927]

Mình thử trên fanuc 16iM thì ok. Mình nghĩ nếu không có nội suy 3 trục thì chắc không làm được

[@madaxe79]

I don’t understand where the #7 or #9 comes from

[@macro927]

G65 P1001 D12. Z-10. F100; #7=12. #26=-10. #9=100;
Sets local variable #26 to the value of Z, #7 to the value of D and #9 to F. But, again, this line does not call Custom Macro O1001.

[@madaxe79]

@@macro927 all good I found out since. still can't quite get my macro to work, keep giving me sintax error, but i will debug when I get time

[@macro927]

@@madaxe79 I sorry for responding slowly. If you have any issues, comment, I will try to respond